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A CONTRAST.

ain't one of them cultured folks From Beacon Hil, you know, But when it comes to solid style You bet make show. Now, Sally Perkins thinks she's some Since she got Doctor Green, But we burn gas to our house, And she burns kerosene. She ain't got no such style as I, You'd see that at glance, Why, all my things are made by Worth, And come from Paris, France, Now, Sally dresses awful plain, Some folks would call it mean, - And we burn gas to our house,
 While she burns kerosene. These diamond earrings I have on Are twice as big as her'n, And flash out like house afre Whichever way turn. Sometimes [ see her look at them While envy turns her green, Well-we burn gas to our house, And she burns kerosen". Now, folks do say chat Doctor Green IIns got dead loads of cash But sally ain't at all like me, She'd never cut no dash. Among the swells at big hotels She never would be seen, Whr, we burn gas to our house, And she burns kerosene. Sometimes I rather pity Sal,
 Because she is so slow, And lives so awful quiet like,
 And never makes 70 show. But Sally ain't bit like m,
 That's plainly to be seen, And we burn gas to our house,
 While she burns kerosene.
 --S SntaearlILn hmm
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IN BRIEF, AND TO THE Po1NT.-Dy yspepsia is dreadful. Disordered liver is misery. h. digestion is foe to good nature.
 The human digestive apparatus is one of the most complicated and wonderful things in existence. It is easily put out of order.
 Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food, bad cookery, mental worry, late hours, irregular habits, and many other things which ought not to be, have made the American people a nation of dyspeptics.
 But Greens August Flower has done a wonderful work in reforming this sad busi- ness and making the American people SC healthy that they can enjoy their meals and be happy.
 Remember No happiness without health. But Greens August Flower brings health and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your drug gists for bottle. Seventy five cents
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White Swelling.

MT. M. s. Iamlin, one of he best known insurance men in North Carolina, writes from Winston, as follows Ever since was seven years of age have had what the doctors call hip disease, and which I call white swelling. My hip was drawn out of place. There was swelling at the knee-joint, where there is profuse rum ming, which has been there for years. Of course this has greatly depleted my sys- tenn, together with surgical operation on the leg bone. I tried every known blood purifier to build up my system, but none did me good until took $. $. s. I use it every spring. It always builds me up, giving me appetite and digestion, and ena- bles me to stand the long, trying, ener- vating, hot summer days. To me there is no such medicine for purifying the blood and building up the wasted system as s. S. $. On using it soon became strong of body and easy of mind. My color changed from pale, worn look to healthy, robust complexion
 MT. G. N. Frizzel, of Farmersville, Texas, writes About August 1st, 1865, an eruption appeared on my arms and legs which pained me much and seemed to affect my physical condition generally. On the advice of physician at this place, l finally commenced using Swift's Specific. am glad to say that after using three large bottles the sores have all healed"
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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Burlington Free Press: As William bent over her fair face, he whispered Darling, if should ask you in French if might kiss you what would you answer?" She, sum- morning up her scanty knowledge of French : "BiIlet doux !"
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Every woman who has been bride will sympathize with the sorrow of a young lady who was married in Omaha few days ago. Sire had almost reached the church when it was discovered that she had forgotten her bridal veil in her her yousness and haste. She went back after it. On the way to the church again she sneezed and split her satin bodice from belt to shoulder. The carriage stopped at shop, needle and thread were pro- cured, and the rent repairt d. As she stepped from the carriage the lace of all undersklrt caught and the button at the waist gave way. In consequence the skirt began to slip as she walked up the church aisle, every eye of course, bent on her with coldly critical look. With her di = engaged hand she cIutched desperately at the slipping garment, managing to hold it through the side of her dress until U 6 ceremony was over and she was once more in the carriage. Her next entirely natural l act was to fling her arms about the panic stricken groom's neck and give way to a
 torrent of tears, the reason for which she
 did notthen impart. ..- PhitGdell1hiaI Timer.
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It is wise to provide against emergencies which are liab to arise in every family. In sudden attacks of cold, croup, asthma, etc., a bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral will prove @ never failing remedy.
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Chicago Herald: A jolly party was sit ting around @ table at a restaurant at Frankfort.on. the Main, Germany, talking abont the numerous thefts of fall over coats which had lately been reported from every part If tue city. They all agreed that such :. thing coull not p ,ssiblv hap pen to any one of them, as they had their eyes wide open. Nevertheless" inter- posed l gentleman, sitting at the next ta- ble, q would, if need be, undertake to prove that any one of your coats could easily be extracted from under your very noses. " They were astonished, but he rx- plained that it was only necessary to en- gagr q man in au interesting conversation, .tnd while he continued under the iuflu- ence to arise, take his overcoat, put it on, light cigar, and leave the room with a gracious bow. The entire company kept up a 'ntinuous roar of laughter at the amusing 'als and the still more entertain ing pre- ic l illustration wi h which the re- later acc >mpanied his words and walk, out Cr the door. H" drd not cone back, neither did the Overc at witt Il pocket book with $100 iii it.
 Many people refuse to take Cod Liver Oil on account of it's unpleasant taste [ his diff ticulty has been overcome in Scott's Emulsion of Cod Livef Oil with H pophosphites. Ii being as palatable as milk, and the most val uable remedy known for the treatment o Consumption, Scrofula and Bronchitis. Phy sicians report our little patients take it witl pleasure Try Scott's Emulsion and be con | vinced
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Mrs. Ninzenheimer-'M Minzenheimer, vot you tink? Rachael has been here three seasons, unt don't vos Married yet" MT Ninzenheimer (absent- dly)-'Vell, my chilt, I tink wee will hef to announce mark town sale, ain't 1t ?''
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A STRANGE FEEAK.-Ihe wife cf our es teemed citizen, MT. John Rowell, while suf- fering under a severe attack of the blues, tried to commit the crime of infanticide, but was prevented by the opportune arrival of a neighbor. Her case has been considered by the best doctors incurable, but her husband was highly pleased, after using course of Sulphur Bitters to find that she was entirely cured-K5nQSto71 Herald.
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Know All Men;

To wit: Teachers, preachers, public speakers, actors, singers, lawyers, " and the rest of mankind" that Ayers Cherry PectoraI is considered the best preparation ever discovered to heal and strengthen the vocal organs, weakened or injured by over-suain.
 Principal Samuel Bement, of the Bart lett School, Lowell. Mass, writes " I have used Ayers Cherry PectOral, for several years, in cases of severe colds and throat affections, and have always found it n speedy and effectual remedy for these ailments"
 "I should be unable to perform my clerical duties, without the use of Ayer's Cherry pcCturai," writes Rev. A. C. Kirk, of Hillsyillc, pa.
 Ayers Cherry PeCtOraI, Prepared by Dr.J, c. Aver X Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Driggifts. Price &I six bottles, 90.
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Congressmen are paid twenty cents per mile to and from Washington, as mileage The smallest mileage paid this year will be to MT. Lee of Alexandria, Va, who lives only eight miles from Washington, only $3 20 coming 10 him. The Arizona dele gate will get $1,OOO. From Oregon and back the mileage is 1,340 The Cali fornia members will get over $1 200 each. New York city members $92 each. The Connecticut members will get from $120 10 $40 each.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been re- stored to health by simple means, after suffering for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully send Qree of charge) a copy of the prescription used which they willfind a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and lung Maladics. He prescription, which will cost them nothl ing, and may prove n blessing, will please address, REv. EDWARD A. WIL- SON, WilliMnsbu~7l Kings County, New York.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
IlnIn


Baptist Mission, Seventeenth and Union
streets. Prayer meeting at "a. IN
II. d. Hollis, tho old-fAshioned mo
lassss candy man, makes the best CARA
nels in tho city, a. 1913 Market street,
for rs cents per pound.
Mr.. Robert Scott, salesman with VIM.
B. Sharp Il Go has purchased = two
story brick residence on jackson street
above Eighth from A. W. Smith.
Rev. r. T. Moore, Of Shiloh Baptist
Church, 10 getting bis people ready for
. revivA!. The meeting last evening
VAS one Of great interest.
RrAak Bos worth, who spared Jack
Ashton some time ago. is In this citv,
and will meet oil corners Mt Carroll .
next week.
W. II. Higsin. Of this city, who will
guAri the second bag for the Boston
Base Ball Club next seasJa, will leave
for Boston March 10.
"Dinney" McFadden, employed in
taIs ONCE, won . hand some gold badge
for selling the largest nun Der Of tickets
for the Happy Seven ball held last
evsping.
A proper thing properly managed
l. aides Department Of Belte Pharmacy
sixth and Market streets. Com peten
lAiy atteDdant. Private entrance No
l W. Sixth street.
Ths Heavenly Recruits axe erjoyiul
q large revival a. Glib, II. Chapel, Thlr
nth and Freuch streets There wi
be services to night and AL day Tn NOR
row, conducted by the Rev. j. TTum
bauer.
Tho Union Cottage meeting will be hell
| this Saturday evening 1T the hopss Of M
| Joseph Stocktell 40s East sixth street Tn
eotlng last Saturday evening Was larg
| and Interesting. seven conversions bNv
been the retuit OF the meeaass siscs Eev
| Years eve.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29


:. 49, ~. s'-''4--' DEATHS
EUr3-Jn tEs Ssfh Instant william p.
Yoarg aaef 80 years.
Relative and friends OF the family, also
Lincoln Lodge, No. .. n. Of r.; sndywlns
Lodge, %. u. y; Manitoo Jribs. No. ~.
Inn d. n. NJ, CrusAders' Castle, No. Q, n g.
u. T.. ana employees Of r., W. n p. Machine
|Departm sni. are TstpestIuliy inyited 70 At
tend the funeral on sunday Atternoon, a.
o'ci )ck, from bis late fcIidapcs, no Az Jei-
fer on street, 70 prVo ed 10 kyerview GENE
tory.
AT wiconiscr. pauphin County.
Pa, Mary w.. vile Of X v. J. II bailey,
and dAughte OF capt John Handle
| Tue notice will DO given Of the funersi.
January "a. 1881, }. =. Wal
ksr, adopted daughter Of james and Nary
o. Williams.
l Relatives and ffiends are respectfully in
ytte1 TO attend hsr funeral from the resi- !.
dence OF her husband, ShAiicross avenue aud
Van f,ursn street. on luesdsy, tebrnsry ].
~ . o clsck y m. lnterment At MI Salem
lCemetery.
the :Tth irst, Mary Ann
l Graves ased o. yeAs.
/ Relatives and friends arc repeatedly In
yited 70 attend her funeral IRON tne resi-
dsnce OF hsr brother, In B-andywine HUI
cred, on ruesdsy, February 10 leave the
house 1t IL O'Clock y. IN. lntefmont ~
Loser brandy wine Cemetery. seivicei 81
the church.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
EDITION.


II viii be good news to the resldents
OF the Ninth ward, and sll who visit
Riyefview Cemetery, to know that the
protected Wilmington and Brandy vine
Passenger railway 10 to be built At
meeting Of the projectors and former In
corporAtors OF the proposed new road,
held On Thursday evening at the once
OF George E Townsend, No. 6l4 Market
street, q COM "a unioation from george
II. Bates, Esq chairman OF a commit
u from the w ilmington City Passen-
ger Railway Company, WAS read, and
at the same time an agree ment betaeen
the officers and managers OF the WI
mingtou CITY railway and the Will
min gtop end BRANDY wine ai,way WAS
also read aud agreed 10 between all the
parties.
By the articles oil the agreement the
projectors OF tie proposed new line
abandon their undertaking, and tht
Wilmington Guy Railway Company
agrees 10 buid he railroad from Tenth
and Market stTents 10 Riverview CENT
terry at the esf lest practical time dur-
ing the coming season, and operate II
TO the convenience Of the residents OF
the vicinity, guaranteeing the public
all reasonable sccommoo atoms
Cars will be run over the new read ut
not more than Is minutes interval u
Twenty SIKH street, on top OF the nil
beyond BrAndywiIe NJ. Church,
commencing go that pASangers can
reach tho q N. traiu for PhiiAdel
phis, and street ca ,erStce will be con
tinued until p N. After that hnui
carr will run at stated Intervals TO snt
the travel, aud 90 Sunday they will b
run 10 the same manner. Beyond
Twenty-sixth street u hiverview GENE
terry cars will be run every hour.
Work will be commenced on tn
new line as soon as the weather open
sufficiently. II was the intention
the projectors Of the new line to ge
theil charter amended to enable the a
to 90 ahead villa the road this spfins
bot now that the Wilmington Cii.
Passenger Raj way Company has tAke'
the road theIe will be no use for tn
chatter Of the new line There are ru
mors hat the Front and Union stree
line IS also 70 be consoilc ated with ID
OLD lie.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
FOURTH EDITION
RAN AwAv FROM HUME.

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Miss RsIiA Girard Runs Away From
Home win = Poor Young Man.
Last night . close carriage drove MP
TO the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore depot, aad . young man
quickly aiighted and Inquired about the
essst bound train. Finding that 1t was
forty minutes late, BIO begged his In
tended wife should excuse him for
absut halt an hour, as be had particular
business 20 attend to. At the appointed
time he returned and entered the car.
Rage, where his intended was awaiting
him. In an instant tho bysianders
we're terrified By wild screAms and cries
for help emanating from the carriage.
Quick IS iightning . well.know member
OF the Wilmington police force was on
the ground and arrested the man.
without giving him any chance TO
explain, and upon the ASSURANCE OF the
young lady that she would make com
plant against the party. he was hurried
TO the station house. The CARR ,se fol-
loved, bringing the Young lads In order
20 m AXE the proper complaint. Upon
| entering the Mayors office she was Dor
rifed 10 see that the man arrested was
the ono she loved with all her heart.
Mutual explanations followed. The
| truth Of the matter Was, that when the
young man left her he was sttired In a
! shabby suit OF clothes. On bis return
he wore a Dunlap stiff hat and cassi
meIe suit lined with satin, which
Meyer, the clothier. Fifth and Market
largely Advertises for 1857. Theyouni
man II onght hs would take advantage
OF such = great bargain, and this caused
all the trouble. Tho mutual explsna
tons were accepted, they returned Z
the depot, and now the young aoup.'
are on the way TO New York rel Iic!r 9
Remen her, this sale Is . bona I'D
one as Mr.. Meyers is compelled TO NOV
on the 10Th OF March, when he will ri
move from cur city
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
schooifor unruly fsoys.


The New York Herald has an account
u a school Tor ubruly boys somevh st
.imiar 10 the Ferris Reform School. 1t
SAYS.
the Burnham Industrial Farm ,wb ich
contains $50 acres completely stocked f,
and Ia In Columbia County, N. Y, 10 To
be Immediately opened for the recep
tion Of unruly boys. 1t IL the gift OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick q. Burpham,
Of this city, aud IL ir coi poratd.
The education OF the boys will com.
bire certain features Of Wichern'a
Rough School System and ofthe French
Meitray. Unruiy boys may be sent &c
the farm by the courts or by the psren IL
and will be taught trates aud receive
instruction Ia agriculture and he rticnl
ture. Is w. Tee. Of Hlmita Las beer
appointed Superir tendent.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
State Iernnernnco ALLAN ce

The Delaware State Temperance Al
lance vii hold It's annual meeting at
Dover next Wednesday. Delegates will
be supplied with orders for railroad tick
ets at excursion rae. good Tor three days
by applying to Alfred Gawthrop, 101
West Fourth street This Convention IL
composed of delegates from every church
Sunday school and Temperance Society
in the State. Rev. Jabez Hodson, Mrs
sarah Hofiecker and Mrs. George w
Todd have been appointed delegates from
st Pau's NJ. 4. Church.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29

Last THURSDAY night the house OF
Mrs Bowman, Delaware avenue and
Harrison streets. was entsred by rear
wiroow ard sbou $3.50 worth OF jeweiry
and other articles stolen from theioo
Ct the Rev. W l.. McEvsn, who with
HIS wife hoarlld IL lhe house. The
thieves took tho precautior 10 lock the
door of room on the tecoDd floor, IN
which part az the family we're sitting
ut the time Of the robttry Up 70 noon
to-day the police lad ben unable &c
Obtain any trace OF the thieves or the
stolen property.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
A Challenge to Shoot.

The Wiiming ton Rife Club has Teen
challenged To shoot for the ohamp.oLv
ship OF the State by the rife team OF K
Company, ID N G Of Wyoming, Del
Beslues the championship oil the State,
a silver cup Is to be awarded to tbt
winner. Each team Is 10 consist Of six
sbooters. and the contest to take place
on Company E's riffs range. February
22i next. 1t 4, sand that the challenge
Will be- accepted. The riffs team o.
Compsn. K has good reputation fol
shooting.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
Here to stay.

/ am often asked II an going to re-
N ain In Wilmington. want 10 ray
that have leased the rooms at No. clio
Market street for . number OF years,
and will practice dentistry in all It's
branches At the most moderate prices.
Teeth extracted for 20 cents; With gas
made fresh every day. 30 cents. A sci
of teeth, $3.50; best, - 90, toetA filled
with silver, 10 cents With amalgam, 5t
cents: geld, 81 and upwards. l su
mere 10 stay and plesse the people. Re
sDectiul!y souis. DR. v. HONEY
WELL, Philadelphia Dentist.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29

James A Wilson, proprietor OF the
Washington Hotel, In Newark, wac
thrown iron his horss In the fed OF
John McKane Wills fox hunting on
Friday, and 40 badly itjuIed ss TO Jay
7lncouscious for some tine. After re-
wing somewLat he was convey ed
home, when DR.. Bullock attended to
his njnries and found that no bones
were broken, although he was baol ,
bruieed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
Aamin,st-ator's sale.

Coroner Barnhiii, who was granted
le: srs OF admintsiIasio0 on the estate
OF TIE late jonathan Ball, Disposed OF
his persona Effects a. auction yester-
day, with l. w. Stioham & Son rs
auciionsers. A q Id vstch and chain
brought 81; teies pic he, u; saw
stand AND a,rEenmsLt, $40; tool chest,
81 AZ; au old table, wotta about u 70
brought e, and many o'her articles
sola IN excets OF Their actual value.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
Fifth Ell'


The Newark Leag.,
loving which indicst., -.
some strange animal ~ ~
upper portion OF our e,ss.
Joining part OF Chester ~.
While Chan. Taylor ~.
route on "Wednesday M q
suddenly started win
west OF strickervlllr ,st
manifest their unea.Ips Wv II
forts OF Mr.. Taylor D. ~,
cause OF their frlgl., va.
IN the shape OF a pec nl',,
standing near tie ROAD n
Taylor describes a. az
was thai OF an oraluary ,a,
shape II was very d.ne.s
and low.
Its legs did not loot
inches long. It, tail ~
inches long, and vi, ~,
especially hear the mi
not archef but was IN !,
zontal line with the ~
reason its head hun, an
ing carried near The .,
time. Its b ad tsrr,-s
II was OF . iawn O. Nj =
Of an Aldernes coz.
i didn't see II uui. M,
ened, and ! couicn',
stantly as the PASSENGER
could, for my horses W,
act away, but We All AZ,
pearance. II scene t,a,
and took Its own Il ne h
When We frat sax IL h
fcnce near the brick seta
Strickorsville used c. A
by the Extends ySrs.
II stood It's grouri, as.
leisurely behira J1s q i
yard.
All the while ), zen,
teeth, like dos. 90 xh.p
noses IN . grin. ltwest
rods from as 4 lien p,
way, MI the xhi.e sct,o,
Some Of the passeaser,u
hear IL grow. Iva
! never saw ~ animA. m
don't know what itwM
20 Newark, and 10, bs1
didn't tell any oneA a, sl,c
what we sAw until to4uiI
Mr. Pierce W alicrsis
VILE saw the came ana,
., bis pis pen Ia tie et,rI
iwo pretty good dog, b;
to interfere with the i,
knowing anything abou,
adventure 10 the molu!rl
tie animal TO him M
aareeina with that 0. II. |
above.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
tn, stenner Mtmington

The steamer Wilmington ass besr
thoroughly Cverhgu - GEA put IA com
. etc order fer the coming saasen, and
,he brallywiue Ia NOV at Harlan q
Hgl ingswortu'A undergoing repairs.
CAPTAIN Bloomshars sg.d tAla morning
that II the pt'seLt moderate weather
continued be Hoped to he able 10 start
regular trps with ttt Wilmington ,ont
time next week
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
JOHN P ALL MONO & Co.,
CRCCERS
Eighth and Market Streets
u EHIsSrER'S UknTE.
IL AssIsTER'h tirsICs,
NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, lyEL.,

'hnuNrN q lei.
Upon the application Of the SEsiURlTY
TRiJSPa d SAFE DEP, - 20 MPANf,
Executor OF MARTHA GA nPBtLL. late
OF Wilmington ru edrsd, in snii oJunty, de
ceased, 1t is ordered and directed oy the
ReyiEter that the Executor Aforesaid give
notice Of granting OF letters r,stamen-
tAry, upon the est tie a the de-
eased, with the date 81 .g-autiox hereof,
by oaurlng advertiser ente to o. posted
within forty dag NON the Gate %
,ucn letters In SIX OF the most pgbhe PAGES
u the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons haying demands against the estate
: e present tie same or abide by ar Act OF
, Assembly IN such case made and provided
md also cauge the satue TO ne inserted
within no sane period In the Baiiy
! REPUBLICAN newspaper published in v u
miugtOn and TO be Continued therein three
49, sl-.-~ falvon under the hand and soai
! I LIS otDtrco Of the Register aforesaid,
| - ~ Wilmington. IN Rev Castle
! County aforesaid, the day and year above
( written. nm X. BR "a pf OhD,
! Register
NorIcR.-An persons having claims asainst
tho estate oftne deceased must present mt
sane. tuiy 6.testsd 70 tho Executor,
On or bsfore January 2lst, loss OF
ebida the ACT Of Assembly In sucn case made
nd provtdsn.
sE URIrY SAFE TRUST Deposit
COMPANY. Executor.
! nadIsss, WILMINGTON, Del. l2s-3T-eo4'
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29

&. Il. DeakSne . 10
str, O. market was sif's
court this morning ca
ing violated one o'tef
ordinance re.a,ire 70 ~
uTes used ia the paet'e
fnsirg 10 allow lhe ~
20 examine And iesi
the Market Smeits t't']
called Oh DeakyLe fs''i'|
purpose of geitios ~
weights and nes' uif'
he lad uniform : relai"l
10 do 90. \
I'hi. was deulel By !
said that when ne &c
a bout tie weights he "
Vas not esrryius on ~
self, but was selling
named Daniel ". ~
uothirR to do Win gu
stan ped TIE caro- occaF|
..l..hls ftcl$,
ed bet ween The PARTS J
y disposed Of BY ps'.
IS and costs ]
Daily Republican., 1887-01-29
|. B. DANFORTH,
Sc Cor and and Market SITS.

rOUGhs THE SUDDEN CHANGES
~ OF weAther ere sources q pulmonary
bronchial and asihmatie affections. Fxps-
rienee has proved tat HASSDN' 4 COM.
POUND SfRtP OF TAX acts speedily
and certainly when taken In the early
stasea OF the d 'seaso. II Is cold by all the
lead inH diuggitts.
FOR sale by q. y. Smith corner Delaware
avenue and DUPONT street; J. !. Gallagher
Bro, 1903 and 1904 Market street: r, W
fenn, Hb and III West sth street; I. H.
Onrtmeil. cerner 9th and Madison streets
y. T. Dilwcrth forthwes, corner md and
Jefferson streets, Wilmington. Dei il3et